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Size including frame is 19.5 x 18 inches (49.5 x 45.7 cm).
This evocative work by contemporary artist Mildred Howard is executed on the glass of a repurposed window, with the window's frame literally "framing" the resulting image. The work's male subject stands in a formal pose, gazing towards the viewer, as if for a traditional portrait; however, Howard's unique deployment of medium and composition adds new layers of meaning. "Untitled" (2000) indicates the artist's longstanding practice of using found objects and materials, particularly glass, to generate historically and emotionally resonant works.
Mildred Howard (b. 1945) is a contemporary American artist best known for her work in sculpture, mixed media, and installation art. Howard's art often employs found objects and materials to explore issues of individual perception, national identity, and historical meaning. Howard has had solo shows at Louis Stern Gallery, Los Angeles, CA (2000); Gallery Paule Anglim, San Francisco, CA (2001, 2004, 2007, 2010); Nielsen Gallery, Boston, MA (2002, 2006, 2008); Walcot Chapel, Bath, England (2003); and Townhouse Gallery, Cairo, Egypt (2004), among many others. Over the last forty years, she has participated in many group exhibitions, including shows at the New Museum of Contemporary Art (1993); the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, CA (2000); the Oakland Museum of Art (2003); and the International Museum of Glass, Tacoma, WA (2006). Mildred Howard has been the recipient of awards from the Rockefeller Foundation, the California Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts, among others.
Selected Public Collections:
Crocker Museum of Art, Sacramento, CA
De Young Museum, San Francisco, CA
International Museum of Glass & Contemporary Art, Tacoma, WA
Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, CA
Oakland Museum of California, Oakland, CA


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The Yetman Avenue resident is one of three confirmed deaths on the Island attributed to the hurricane.
On Monday night, a catastrophic wave slammed into the home of Angela's family, completely decimating it and several neighboring houses. The foundation, soaked debris, steps and some shrubbery are all that remains of her property.
Her father, George, has not been found; her mother, Patricia, is in critical condition at Staten Island University Hospital, Prince's Bay.
Neighbors said the family was one of just a few holdouts on Yetman at the edge of the borough's South Shore. They said the Dresch family stayed behind because their home was looted when they evacuated during Tropical Storm Irene last year.Angela attended Totten Intermediate School, located up the block from her house. Neighbors said her mother teaches CCD classes at Our Lady of Help of Christians School, also in Tottenville.
"She was a really nice girl," said Totten student Christian Palumbo, describing her as a sweetheart. "One of the nicest kids you could meet."
Social media users began recognizing the girl's death around noon today. A group to memorialize her titled "RIP Angela Dresch" was created.
"Seeing this makes me sick," wrote Tiffani Cropley. "Baby please come home to us. You were my everything."
Tommy Mathis, who lives on Manhattan Street, said the Dresch family was full of hardworking people.
"Good, everyday people," said Mathis. "It's really unfortunate."

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Category: Iowa
Iowa Military Filing Information
Beginning with Tax Year 2011: Members of the armed forces, armed forces military reserve, and the national guard in an active duty status (as defined in Title 10 of the U.S. Code) can exclude pay received from the federal government for military service performed.
Active-duty military service pay is taxable only by the state in which the armed forces service member is a legal resident, which is usually the state of residence at the time he/she enters the service. In general, income other than active-duty military service pay of an Iowa resident in military service is taxable to the same extent as it is taxable for federal purposes, even if the Iowa resident is stationed outside of Iowa or outside of the United States.
When must a military person file an Iowa income tax return?
If a military person is an Iowa resident, he or she must file an Iowa individual income tax return if:
- married and their combined income* totals more than $13,500 ($32,000 if you or your spouse is 65 or older on 12/31/13)
- single and total income* is more than $9,000 ($24,000 if 65 or older on 12/31/13)
- has income* of $5,000 or more and is claimed as a dependent on another person's Iowa return
- filing as head of household or qualifying widow(er) and total income* is more than $13,500 ($32,000 if you or your spouse is 65 or older on 12/31/13)
*Does not include pay received from the federal government for military service performed by members of the armed forces, armed forces military reserve, and the national guard in an active duty status.
School District Surtax
The school district surtax is applicable for resident members of the armed forces of the United States living in an Iowa school district, even if the member is not physically present in Iowa on the last day of the tax year.
Each person has one and only one state of residence. A person may be a resident of a state even though he or she does not actually live in the state.
A military person does not lose "home state" residency simply by being absent from the state while in the military. (Servicemembers Civil Relief Act)
When is a military person an Iowa resident?
A military person is an Iowa resident if:
- he or she was a resident of Iowa at the time of enlistment and/or
- Iowa is declared as his or her Military Home of Record
A person remains an Iowa resident until positive action is taken to establish residency in another state.
Establishing residency in another state
To establish residency in another state, a military person should first complete form DD2058, State of Legal Residence Certificate, which is available from the payroll officer of the Military Office of Personnel. This alone does not establish residency. A combination of the actions listed below is required to establish legal residence in another state.
- physical presence in the other state
- registering to vote in the other state
- changing driver's license
- registering vehicles in the other state
- applying for other privileges offered by the other state
- payment of real estate tax and/or income tax in the new state
If steps are not taken to change residency, a military person remains a resident of Iowa and is subject to Iowa income tax laws.
The director of the Iowa Department of Revenue may require an individual to provide proof that residency has been established in another state.
Residency of spouses of military personnel
A spouse of an Iowa-resident military person is not considered a resident of Iowa simply by marriage. If, however, the spouse was an Iowa resident when they married, the spouse is an Iowa resident until other action is taken to establish residency in another state.
If the spouse is an Iowa resident and has Iowa-source income, it may be beneficial to use filing status 3 (married filing separately on the combined return form).
Filing status 3 or 4 (married filing separately on the combined return or married filing separate returns) may be used by nonresident spouses with no Iowa-source income.
Military spouses please see this information on the Military Spouses Residency Relief Act.
Nonresidents / part-year residents stationed in Iowa
Military persons who are not residents of Iowa are required to file Iowa income tax returns if their all-source income meets the above requirements and their Iowa-source income is $1,000 or more.
Nonresidents and part-year residents must file both the IA 1040 and the IA 126 with a complete copy of the federal return. They cannot use the IA 1040A short form.
Nonresident Military Income
Beginning with tax year 2003, the following apply for Iowa as a result of federal legislation.
The nonresident military taxpayer does not include military pay on line 1 of the IA 1040 and also does not report it as Iowa income on the IA 126. The net result is a reduction of the tax rate on any other Iowa-source income.
In general, this applies only to active duty military and does not include the National Guard or reserve personnel.
Exceptions may exist if nonresident military are under active duty orders under a specific federal section -- 502(f) of Title 32 of the United States Code.
All income, excluding military pay, is included on the Iowa income tax return and tax is initially calculated on all-source income. Once this is done, the nonresident or part-year resident turns to another Iowa form, the IA 126 Nonresident and Part-Year Resident Schedule. Only Iowa-source income is included on this form and will not include military pay when calculating the credit. That credit is entered on the IA 1040 and is designed to minimize the taxation of income by Iowa and the other state.
What income is subject to Iowa tax?
Military pay to Iowa residents is taxable to Iowa to the same extent it is taxable on the federal level regardless of where the person is stationed when it is received.
Other income earned by an Iowa resident stationed in or out of Iowa is also taxable to Iowa to the same extent it is taxable on the federal level. If any of that income is correctly taxed by another state, then Iowa allows an out-of-state tax credit on the IA 1040. This credit is calculated on the IA 130 form, which must be attached to the IA 1040 with a copy of the other state's return.
What income is not subject to Iowa tax?
Combat zone pay
Income excluded by the federal government is also excluded for Iowa income tax purposes. For example, combat zone pay is excluded on the Iowa return because it is excluded for federal income tax purposes.
The federal Military Family Tax Relief Act of 2003 provides for a number of tax breaks related to military personnel. Iowa follows the federal treatment of the military adjustments to gross income.
The Internal Revenue Service Web site is your best source of qualifying combat zones and tax breaks related to military personnel.
Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation New Dawn, Operation Noble Eagle, or Operation Enduring Freedom
There is an income tax exemption for active duty pay received by a person in the National Guard or armed forces military reserve for service performed on or after January 1, 2003, pursuant to military orders for Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation New Dawn, Operation Noble Eagle, or Operation Enduring Freedom. The individual needs only to be called to active duty under the appropriate orders to qualify for the exemption of active duty pay. The individual does not have to be serving overseas to be eligible for the exemption, but can be serving in Iowa or elsewhere in the United States under the appropriate military orders and qualify for the exemption for active duty pay.
Note that if a person in the National Guard or military reserve was called to active duty pursuant to military orders for an operation or purpose other than the operations specified above, the active duty pay is not exempt from Iowa income tax.
Include all income on line 1 with other W-2, 1099, or W-2G income. Qualifying military income is then deducted on line 24. If you file a paper return, attach a copy of your orders. If you file electronically, keep a copy of your orders with your tax records in case the Department requests them at a later date.
Persian Gulf Conflict and/or Bosnia-Herzegovina Peacekeeping
There is an income tax exemption for active-duty pay received by a person in the National Guard or armed forces military reserve for services performed on or after August 2, 1990, pursuant to military orders related to the Persian Gulf Conflict and/or for services performed on or after November 21, 1995, pursuant to military orders related to peacekeeping in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Military Student Loan Exemption
Military student loan repayments included in federal adjusted gross income are exempt from Iowa income tax if the following criteria are met.
This exemption may be taken by persons in the:
- armed forces
- armed forces military reserve
- National Guard
The individual must be on active duty at the time of the loan repayment.
Include the loan repayment amount in line 1 and deduct it in line 24.
Exclusion of Distributions from Retirement Plans
by National Guard members and members of military reserve forces of the United States
If a National Guard member or member of the military reserve is called to active state or federal duty and makes a withdrawal from a qualified retirement account of the member, the amount of the withdrawal is not subject to Iowa income tax or state tax penalty. If this income is reported as taxable pension income on line 9 of the Iowa return, enter that amount on line 24 of the Iowa 1040.
Forgiveness of Tax
Iowa income tax is forgiven if:
- the deceased was killed in a combat zone, or
- the taxpayer is missing in action and presumed dead, or
- the deceased was killed outside the United States due to terrorist or military action while he/she was a military or civilian employee of the United States and
- the person's federal income tax was forgiven
Single status
Iowa income tax is forgiven for the tax year in which the individual was killed or was missing and presumed dead and for the tax year prior to the year of death.
Married / year of death
If the deceased was married at the time of death, all tax is forgiven for the year of death if the filing status is joint or married filing separately on the combined return for that tax year.
Married / prior year
All tax is forgiven if the deceased was married at the time of death and a joint return or a married filing separate return was filed for the year prior to death. Please note that if the deceased had filed using the married filing separately on the combined return status, only the state income tax attributable to the deceased will be forgiven. Prior-year returns cannot be amended to change the filing status.
Return Due Date and Extensions
The usual filing deadline for Iowa income tax returns is April 30. If 90 percent of the tax due is paid by that time, the deadline is extended to October 31. No extension form is available or required.
Qualifying individuals are granted extensions under certain circumstances for filing returns and for other acts related to the Department. These are listed below.
Who qualifies for an extension?
- Individuals on active duty federal military service in the armed forces, armed forces military reserve, or National Guard who are deployed outside the United States
- A person in the military serving in support of those forces
- A spouse of a person listed above if they file jointly or separately on a combined return
- An eligible individual who was continuously hospitalized because of illness or injury in the combat zone
"Other acts related to the Department" includes:
- Filing claims for refund for any tax administered by the Department
- Making tax payments other than withholding payments
- Filing appeals on the tax matters
- Filing other tax returns
- Performing other acts described in the Department's rules
Extension periods
In general, the additional time period for filing state returns and performing other acts is 180 days.
IRS Military Web Page
For further information about federal provisions, go to the Internal Revenue Service Web site at www.irs.gov


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June 2, 2008
Upcoming Events | Pheromone Trap Counts | Plant Pathology |
UPCOMING EVENTS June 11, 6:30-8:30 p.m. – Joint MD, PA, WV Twilight Fruit Grower Meeting at Gardenour Orchards in Smithsburg, MD. From Jefferson County take WV-480 north through Shepherdstown, crossing the Potomac River onto MD-34. In Sharpsburg, turn left onto N. Church Street (becomes MD-65, Sharpsburg Pike). Follow MD-65 north until you intersect I-70 (~ 10 miles). Take I-70 east for 5 miles to exit 35 – Smithsburg/Boonsboro (MD-66). Follow MD-66 north (left) towards Smithsburg for 5 miles. At the intersection of MD-66 and Smithsburg Pike/Jefferson Blvd. (MD-64), turn right. Proceed on MD-64 for about 4 miles (around the town of Smithsburg, past the intersection with MD-77 and a turn off for MD-491) to a left onto Gardenour Road (look for a big apple shaped sign for Gardenour Orchards). Gardenour Orchards is about ½ mile down Gardenour Road on the left just after you cross a small one lane bridge. From Berkeley County take I-81 north to I-70 east to exit 35 and follow directions above. The agenda will include a conservation innovation planting tour by host Bill Gardenour; and tree fruit and small fruit updates by Drs. Alan Biggs, Henry Hogmire, Henry Ngugi, Anne DeMarsay, Greg Krawczyk, Joe Fiola, and Rob Crassweller. Recertification credits for pesticide applicator's license will be provided. June 26, 6:00 p.m. – Twilight Fruit Growers Dinner and Meeting at Spring Valley Farm and Orchard, Slanesville, W. Va. To reach the meeting location from Slanesville, take Route 29 south for about 4 miles, turn left on Hickory Corner Road, and travel ¼ mile to the farm on the left. From Route 50, take Route 29 north for about 3.5 miles, turn right on Hickory Corner Road, and travel ¼ mile to the farm on the left. Dinner will be followed by seasonal updates by the Extension Specialists from the WVU KTFREC and a tour by Eli Cook. For more information contact the Hampshire County Extension Office at 304-822-5013. |
Codling moth hatch of first generation eggs has begun and is estimated at 10% complete based on an accumulation of 306 DD since biofix on May 2 at the WVU-KTFREC. Refer to the May 19 issue of this newsletter for control options and timing.
Tufted apple bud moth adults have been emerging since May 4 (biofix), which is 7 days earlier than last year. First generation egg hatch is predicted to begin at 480 DD after biofix, which should occur on June 5, based on an accumulation of 392 DD through June 1 and forecasted temperatures this week. The objective in controlling this insect is to apply sprays during the period of egg hatch, which are best timed by using DD accumulations (45ºF lower and 91ºF upper threshold temperatures) after biofix. Options for controlling the first generation include Intrepid, Delegate, Altacor, SpinTor (Entrust), Rimon, Proclaim, BT, or an organophosphate insecticide [Azinphos-methyl (Guthion), Imidan] with Lannate. Intrepid, Delegate, Altacor, SpinTor (Entrust), Rimon and Proclaim are considered to be the most effective products for the control of this pest. It is recommended that any of these products be applied as a complete spray at 585-640 DD (20-30% egg hatch, expected on June 8-10) or as two alternate-row-middle applications 7 days apart beginning at 530 DD (10% egg hatch, expected on June 6). An additional application may be needed (in 14 days for complete, in 7 and 14 days for alternate-row-middle) in high pressure situations. If using BT or an organophosphate in combination with Lannate, make complete applications at 530-585 DD (10-20% egg hatch) and 805-855 DD (60-70% egg hatch). Alternate-row-middle applications of these materials should begin 50-75 DD earlier and be repeated every 7 days for a total of up to four applications, depending upon insect pressure. |
Oriental fruit moth hatch of first generation eggs is complete and the second flight of moths is expected to begin in a week or so. Orchards should be inspected for shoot injury at this time in order to evaluate the effectiveness of first generation control measures. There are various options for controlling the second generation. One strategy that could be targeted against adults is pheromone mating disruption, with various hand applied dispensers (Isomate-M100, Isomate CM/OFM TT, CheckMate OFM, CheckMate CM-OFM Duel, Disrupt OFM) and a sprayable pheromone (CheckMate OFM-F) available. A second strategy is to control larvae with insecticides later this month in those orchards where the pheromone trap catch exceeds 10 moths/trap/week. |
Green aphids (spirea aphids) are increasing on the terminals of apple trees, and will continue to be abundant for the next 3-4 weeks. In most situations, low to moderate populations of these aphids can be tolerated without detrimental effects. High populations can stunt the growth of young trees, and indirect injury can result when aphids excrete large amounts of honeydew which supports the growth of a sooty mold that discolors the leaves and fruit. The accumulation of honeydew is influenced by the amount of rainfall (less under wet conditions). Examine the foliage and fruit for buildup of honeydew, and monitor aphid abundance by sampling 10 actively growing shoots (not watersprouts) on each of 5-10 trees per block. On each shoot, determine the number of leaves that have wingless aphids (winged aphids are black) and calculate the average number of aphid infested leaves per shoot across all trees sampled. Also examine shoots and aphid colonies for the presence of aphid predators, such as ladybird beetle adults and larvae, and larvae of syrphid flies, aphid midges and green lacewings. An insecticide application is recommended for green aphid control if an average of four or more infested leaves per shoot are found, and less than 20% of the aphid colonies have predators. Materials for control include Provado, Actara, Assail, Beleaf, Calypso, Clutch, Lannate and Thionex. |
San Jose scale infestations continue to occur in some orchards. Changes in pest management practices in recent years have increased the potential for this insect to become more of a threat. Use of pyrethroids, which do not control scale, in place of organophosphates (Diazinon, Lorsban, Supracide) and decline in oil use have contributed to increased survival of overwintering scale in some orchards. Most newer chemistries (Intrepid, SpinTor, Rimon, Proclaim, Delegate, Altacor) used during June and August are not effective against the crawler stage. Crawler emergence typically begins in late May to early June and should be monitored in those blocks that had at least 1% scale injury on fruit at harvest last year. Crawler emergence can be detected by wrapping black electrician's tape (sticky side out) around scale-infested branches. A thin film of petroleum jelly may be spread on the tape surface to enhance crawler capture. Inspect the tape traps twice weekly for the bright yellow crawlers. On apple, apply Esteem, Centaur, Diazinon or Provado, preferably as a high volume spray, when crawlers are first detected and again in about 10 days. San Jose scale may also infest peaches and can be controlled with Centaur, Diazinon or Provado. Adequate coverage of the tops of trees is critical to control of this insect. |
Peachtree borer adult emergence monitoring with pheromone traps should begin at this time. Control can be achieved with the installation of pheromone mating disruption dispensers at the beginning of moth flight or with an application to the base of trees of Thionex in late June to early July (21 day PHI) and/or chlorpyrifos (Lorsban, Nufos, Yuma) after harvest. |
March 17 | 0 | ||||||||
March 24 | 6 | 0 | |||||||
March 31 | 31 | 17 | |||||||
April 7 | 98 | 376 | 2 | ||||||
April 14 | 74 | 2688 | 84 | ||||||
April 21 | 109 | 1152 | 376 | 0 | |||||
April 28 | 33 | 392 | 329 | 3 | 0 | 0 | |||
May 5 | 12 | 114 | 210 | 19 | 3 | 0 | 1 | ||
May 12 | 1 | 114 | 138 | 14 | 16 | 0 | 12 | ||
May 19 | 1 | 37 | 51 | 30 | 31 | 1 | 38 | ||
May 27 | 0 | 17 | 78 | 31 | 36 | 7 | 36 | ||
June 2 | 0 | 448 | 20 | 24 | 46 | 4 | 16 | 0 |
RBLR = Redbanded leafroller; STLM = Spotted
tentiform leafminer; OFM = Oriental fruit moth; CM = Codling moth; TABM = Tufted
apple bud moth; DWB = Dogwood borer; LPTB = Lesser peach tree borer; PTB = Peach
tree borer; AM = Apple maggot.
Infection periods and general disease update. We've recorded four additional infection periods since the last Orchard Monitor on May 19, 2008. Our disease pressure is still considerable, although it seems to be declining slightly as rainfall amounts are no longer removing all the fungicide residues. On May 20, we had leaf wetting for 15 hours at 48° F. On May 21 - 22, we had leaf wetting for 15 hours at 48° F. On May 26 - 27, we had leaf wetting for 13 hours at 69° F. On May 31, we had leaf wetting for 6 hours at 70° F. Total rainfall for May was 6.21 inches (normal for May is 3.8 inches), and I've heard reports from some meteorologists who say that this was the second wettest May on record. All of the above infection periods are considered to be secondary scab infections, as we recorded our first visible scab lesions on May 5th. Diseases showing up in area apple orchards include primary and secondary apple scab, cedar-apple rust, frogeye leaf spot (black rot), and primary and secondary powdery mildew. In peach orchards, leaf curl is visible and rusty spot lesions are beginning to show on developing fruits.
Got scab? What is the best approach for keeping apple scab off of fruit in orchards with a moderate level of scab on terminal leaves? There is no simple answer to this question, and several expensive options are available. The following option is relatively affordable and has a high probability of being effective unless the weather turns unseasonably cool and wet.
Make at least two applications of captan alone at the maximum label rate per acre. Applications at this time of year can be 10-14 days apart unless rainfall (>1.5 inches) removes captan residues before 10 days have elapsed. Captan is very effective for protecting fruit, especially when combined with high temperatures of 80-85°F. However, if cool wet weather persists well into June, then continued applications (more than two sprays) using high rates of captan may be essential. If weather becomes more normal (hotter and drier), then the risk of fruit infection will subside until August/September when scab might become active again. An apple scab "fact sheet" is here: Apple scab.
Table 1. Dates and conditions for apple scab infection periods at the WVU - KTFREC, 2008.
No. |
Date 2008 |
Hours / degrees F |
11. |
May 11-13 |
43 hr/46° F |
12. |
May 15-16 |
17 hr/56° F |
13. |
May 17-18 |
13 hr/57° F |
14. |
May 20 |
15 hr/48° F |
15. |
May 21-22 |
15 hr/48° F |
16. |
May 26-27 |
13 hr/69° F |
17. |
May 31 |
6 hr/70° F |
Accumulated wetting hours. As of June 2, 2008, we have accumulated 103 wetting hours for a petal fall date of May 3 (last year at this time AWH = 71). Accumulated wetting hours are useful for predicting the appearance of sooty blotch on nonsprayed fruit. Symptom development for these diseases is highly dependent upon temperature and moisture conditions surrounding the fruit. The appearance of sooty blotch symptoms has been predicted with reasonable accuracy by using accumulated wetting hours (AWH). Visible signs of sooty blotch may appear following approximately 260 - 300 AWH (earlier in the season (260 AWH) if the disease was severe last year, later in the season (300 AWH) if not). The AWH threshold for making the decision to include Topsin-M in the spray program is 225 for high disease pressure and 275 for low disease pressure. Each of these threshold values presumes that 25 additional AWH will occur in the next 5 days after reaching the threshold.
Powdery mildew. I'm getting quite a few questions and comments about all the mildew on apples this year. What everybody is seeing are the overwintering primary infections in which every leaf becomes infected as the shoot emerges from the infected bud. It is important to remember that these buds were infected last year and are the result of last year's weather and last year's management practices. Indeed, the past two seasons have been extremely favorable for mildew. Secondary powdery mildew lesions are visible now as well, but are not as easily noticed as the primary infections (in fact, no one has ever said to me "gee whiz, look at all those secondary mildew infections"). Let's review the mildew disease cycle and see where we can improve some of the problem situations. The bottom line is: in locations where mildew is a problem, susceptible varieties should be protected until shoot growth hardens off and terminal buds are set and suberized. Excellent mildew control can be achieved with the sterol-inhibiting fungicides (Nova, Rubigan, Indar, and Procure) and the strobilurin fungicides (Flint and Sovran). The recent registration of Indar means that this product has a good fit for late mildew management because, unlike the other sterol-inhibiting fungicides, Indar has activity against the summer diseases.
Powdery mildew occurs wherever apples are grown. In some areas of the country it is a major foliar disease. In other areas, it is only a minor problem. Economic loss from mildew varies with climatic conditions, cultivar susceptibility, and orchard or nursery management practices. Apple leaves, blossoms, and fruit can be infected.
The powdery mildew fungus overwinters on apple as mycelium in dormant buds infected during the previous growing season. Conidia produced on overwintering mycelium initiate the primary infections in the disease cycle. Conidia infect young leaves, blossoms and fruit, which in turn provide inoculum for secondary cycles as new leaves, shoots and fruit develop. Leaves are susceptible for only a few days after they emerge. Conidia germinate readily over the range of 50 to 78° F (optimum 68 to 72° F) at relative humidity as low as 70%. Germination is slower at temperatures below 50° F, and no germination takes place in free water or at high temperatures (above 86° F). Conidia from overwintering mycelium can be found as early as the tight cluster stage and are released during early bloom. Infection that causes fruit russet occurs from about 3 weeks before to about 3 weeks after bloom. Infection of lateral and fruit buds occurs within a month after they are formed, apparently before the protective bud scales suberize. After bud infection, the mycelium is quiescent until budbreak the following spring. The percentage of terminal buds infected can be especially high when growth resumes in late summer following terminal bud set.
Secondary infections on leaves first appear as whitish, felt-like patches of fungal mycelium and spores, most commonly on the lower surface. These lesions may appear as yellowish spots on the upper surface or may spread to the upper surface and cover the entire leaf with a white, powdery mass of spores and mycelium. Infections along the leaf margin often result in leaf curling or crinkling. Severely infected terminals are stunted, have shortened internodes, and are covered with a silver-gray mat of mycelium that may persist through the dormant season.
Fruit infections are common on severely infected trees. Apple blossoms emerging from infected buds may give rise to small, russetted fruit. When apples are infected during bloom, their growth is stunted, and a fine network of russetted cells that may merge into a solid patch covers their surface, and is visible at harvest.
Management of powdery mildew depends upon cultivar susceptibility, the desired market quality of the fruit, and the importance of other diseases to be controlled. The main strategy is the timely application of effective fungicides. Excellent powdery mildew control can be expected when Nova, Rubigan, Indar, or Procure are used on a 7 to 10 day interval for scab control. Highly susceptible cultivars include Jonathan, Baldwin, Cortland, Ginger Gold, Idared, Rome Beauty, Stayman Winesap, and Granny Smith. Less susceptible cultivars include Delicious, Golden Delicious, Winesap, York Imperial, and Nittany. The practice of interplanting cultivars of different susceptibilities in an orchard often results in applications based on the need of the most susceptible cultivar, or more commonly, poor mildew control on the susceptible cultivar. Supplementary sprays may be required on highly susceptible cultivars to reduce inoculum for infection of less susceptible cultivars and other hosts (rusty spot on peach). Fungicide applications to control mildew should be made from the tight cluster stage until terminal growth ceases in midsummer. The interval between sprays is generally 7 days during the stages of rapid leaf development before petal fall, and 12 to 14 days during the postbloom period.
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Nova 40 W at 2.5 oz/A. Applications may be made up to the day of harvest. Do not apply more than 10 oz/A/season. 24-hr REI. Nova, or the other materials mentioned above, can be applied on a 10 to 14 day schedule until leaves on infected plants dry up and stop producing the orange spores. This is usually around mid-July.
Herbicides can be used as a spot treatment to kill infected plants.
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Consumer enthusiasm over Mobile Number Portability (MNP) is on the wane as the procedure of switching one's network operator is turning out to be a cumbersome exercise for many mobile users and not the smooth transition it was projected to be.
While subscribers wanting to change operators complain that the process is a hassle, whether it is acquiring a unique porting code (UPC) or maintaining a "zero-balance" account to get the porting request cleared, consumer activists say that the existing procedure that allows an operator to create hurdles to an exiting user is organically flawed and defeats the very purpose of MNP which was rolled out nation-wide on January 20.
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There are also complaints that many porting requests are being turned down on flimsy grounds by incumbent operators. Users are also finding that the entire porting process is taking longer than a week and the downtime (the "no service period" during transition from one network to another) is also longer than the two hours stipulated by Telecom Authority of India (TRAI), says consumer activist T. Sadagopan.
Telecom sources say some of the grounds on which porting requests have been rejected include wrong UPC, "violation of contractual obligation", subscription to lifetime validity or special plans and outstanding bill amounts, or "negative balance" in the case of pre-paid users. "The systemic flaw is the space and scope enjoyed by Donor Network Operators to create hurdles and frustrate an exiting user," a Telecom Department official said.
Another problem is that once a porting request, valid for 15 days, is rejected due to an error, there is no room for correction and the entire purpose has to be re-initiated from scratch.
While TRAI figures indicate that the Tamil Nadu service area recorded 1.14 lakh porting requests, officials believe that the actual number of completed porting would be much less.
"The technical capability to smoothly implement MNP is very much in place. But, operationally, the scenario is quite hazy," Chennai Telephones Chief General Manager A. Subramanian told The Hindu. TRAI, which has been monitoring the implementation of MNP in the country, has processed preliminary consumer feedback to instruct service providers to strictly comply with the provisions of MNP Regulations.
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While all operators have been playing down the fallout of MNP on their respective subscriber bases, especially as new additions far outstrip the port-out requests, some believe that the real impact would be felt when the mechanism is more streamlined and the stiff penalties proposed by TRAI on operators for each wrongly rejected porting request get enforced.
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Friends of a Charleston teenager who was fatally stabbed last week gathered Monday to remember him with a candlelight vigil and were greeted with the news that a suspect was arrested.
Brandon Bennett, 18, was stabbed at his home on Congress Street at about 8 a.m. Wednesday.
Terrell Smith, 17, of Audubon Avenue in North Charleston was arrested Monday, Mayor Joe Riley said at the Waterfront Park vigil.
"The young man who took Brandon's life has been arrested and is in custody and being extradited back to South Carolina, and he will be held accountable," Riley said to cheers from the crowd of about 200 dressed mostly in white and carrying blue balloons and candles.
According to Charleston police, Smith was taken into custody by the U.S. Marshals Task Force in another state. He was wanted for murder, attempted murder, first-degree burglary and possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime, according to police. The investigation is ongoing and police did not specify in a release which state Smith was arrested.
Brandon's mother, Latrease Bennett, said the arrest is an answer to her prayers.
"I was praying that he'd get caught before Wednesday, before the funeral, and now a piece of me is healed," she said. "Most people wouldn't be smiling at this point, but that made me so very happy that he is caught."
She said she'd like to talk to the suspect to try to understand why he stabbed her son.
"If he asked Brandon for anything, Brandon would have given him anything," she said. "Brandon befriended him. Brandon was more a friend to him than he was to Brandon, as we can see. He didn't deserve this, not at all."
Darryl Bennett, Brandon's father, chased an assailant away from his home Wednesday morning before returning inside to find his son, stabbed, sitting in a storage room off a back bedroom of the house, police said. Brandon died at 8:21 a.m. Wednesday at Medical University Hospital.
"I can't talk about the specifics of what went on, but he was a hero till the end," said Darryl Bennett.
On Monday, friends remembered him as a friendly guy who liked to laugh.
"He would make a joke out of any situation," said friend Paris Simmons.
Latrease Bennett said he was "a sweet, adorable young man. You could meet him and in less than 5 minutes you instantly became his friend ... I am holding on with the spirit of Brandon ... I am thankful of the person he was and I am thankful of the time that we had together."
Darryl Bennett agreed.
Even though he and Brandon's mother are not together, he said his son had the support of both parents.
"If we can raise a great kid like Brandon, so can you," he said. "Show your kids that you care ... Love your kids. Hold them close. Let them know that you love them. Nobody's promised tomorrow."
Smith was arrested on narcotics charges March 12 and released from jail on his own recognizance, according to court records. He was scheduled to face a judge on that charge June 20.
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Saturday, September 05, 2009
River Walk
Earlier this evening, I accompanied my friends Kathleen and Joey to the banks of the Mississippi River in Minneapolis.
I'm actually more use to seeing this part of the shoreline from the St. Paul side of the river - as where we were this evening is opposite my favorite place on the river, atop the bluffs below the University of St. Thomas.
After our walk along the river, Kathleen, Joey, and I saw the film Up at the Riverview Theater in South Minneapolis.
Above: Joey and Kathleen.
Around this time last year, Kathleen, Joey, and I had just returned to the Twin Cities from our road trip to St. Louis.
Above: Signs of approaching autumn. Where did the summer go? And why so fast?
Above: Wild (Mississippi) reeds.
See also the previous Wild Reed posts:
Down By the River
A Delightful Summer's Afternoon and a Moving Tale
Karl Rahner on the Need for Prayer
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5 comments:
- Mareczku said...
How beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Hope that you are having a wonderful Labor Day Weekend. Peace & Blessings - Mark
- brian gerard said...
Love that part of the river. I had a beautiful easter sunrise there this year.
- Mareczku said...
I have to say that your poetry is so moving, Michael. I just read "Shards of Summer" and "The Light Within." One line was particularly moving to me, "For years one can slumber but the Light remains." Several months ago I was speaking to a priest in charge of an Encourage support group. He said to me that being gay was like having cancer, you hate the disease but you love the person. I was stunned and don't know if he realized how insulting his words were to me. This is such a beautiful place here, I haven't been a reader long but sometimes I just wander around reading here and there. So many thanks to you for sharing your gifts with us.
In the peace of Christ - Mark - 5:30 PM
- Mark Andrews said...
Michael, I respectfully suggest you start photographing professionally, or perhaps start an image bank, where you could charge for the content you develop. A great creative outlet, and who knows, a source of pin money, too.
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Thanks, everyone, for your kind and positive feedback. It's greatly appreciated.
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Christ in the Old Testament
The relationship between the Mosaic covenant and the new covenant remains one of the most controversial and difficult topics in theology. As the notable American theologian Jonathan Edwards said, "There is perhaps no part of divinity attended with so much intricacy, and wherein orthodox divines do so much differ as stating the precise agreement and difference between the two dispensations of Moses and Christ." There are those who so emphasize either discontinuity or continuity that the problem is solved by oversimplifying it. Most Christians, however, recognize that there are elements of continuity as well as discontinuity. The difficulty arises when we attempt to be more exact.
One of the most helpful books for those who are wrestling with the issues involved is Vern Poythress' The Shadow of Christ in the Law of Moses (P&R, 1991). Dr. Poythress is professor of New Testament Interpretation at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he has taught since 1976. In The Shadow of Christ, Dr. Poythress looks at the relationship between the Old and New Testaments, explaining how the Mosaic law looks forward to Jesus Christ and how it is fulfilled by Him in His person and work.
The Shadow of Christ in the Law of Moses is divided into two major parts. Part one is titled "Understanding the Different Aspects of the Law," and Part Two is titled "Understanding Specific Penalties of the Law." After a brief introductory chapter on interpreting the Old Testament, the remaining chapters of part one deal with specific issues such as the tabernacle, the sacrifices, the priesthood, the land, and the Law, explaining how each prefigures Jesus Christ. The tabernacle, for example, was where God Himself dwelled with Israel (Ex. 25:8). In various ways it prefigured Christ's coming to dwell with His people (John 1:14).
The Old Testament sacrifices, of course, foreshadowed Christ's once-for-all sacrifice on the cross (Heb. 10:1–18), while the Old Testament priesthood prefigured Christ's work as our one, true High Priest (Heb. 8). The land is a significant aspect of the Mosaic law, so understanding its place in the new covenant is crucial. Poythress explains that the land has symbolic connections in several directions. It is not only a shadow of the new earth, it is a paradigm for the entire present earth. Regarding the instructions of God found in the Law, Poythress spends a good amount of time explaining the difficulties of properly interpreting them and offers his own solutions to several typical examples.
Part two deals at length with various judicial penalties and punishments found in the Mosaic law. Some may find such a discussion off-putting, but the issues are relevant as modern states deal with crime and punishment in their own contexts. Does the Old Testament offer guidelines for modern states? Such questions rose to the level of controversy in American Reformed circles in the 1970s and 1980s with the rise of the Reconstructionist movement and theonomy. Poythress faces the relevant issues directly in the chapters of part two.
In these chapters Poythress addresses the nature of just penalties for crimes. He specifically deals with questions of justice in relation to crimes involving theft, sexual issues, and the taking of human life. He addresses questions concerning deterrence and rehabilitation and offers a persuasive critique of prisons as a just means of punishment in most criminal cases. In the final chapter of part two, Poythress offers a very helpful explanation of what Matthew teaches regarding the fulfillment of the Law by Christ (Matt. 5:17–20). The book concludes with three appendices. The first addresses the question whether the state should punish false worship. The second is a lengthy critique of theonomy, in particular the version espoused by Greg Bahnsen. The final appendix addresses the meaning of the Greek word translated "fulfill" in Matthew 5.
It is unlikely that any reader will agree with every detail of Poythress' exegesis or every detail of his explanation of the Mosaic law. Those who emphasize continuity and those who emphasize discontinuity will both disagree at some point, as will most of those who fall somewhere in-between. Every reader, however, will be forced to think about the law of God and how it relates to the Christian believer. Every believer will be forced to meditate on the Law and think about how it reveals Christ. There are few books that will assist readers with these important issues as much as this one will. I encourage all who love Scripture to read it and learn from it.
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He's a composite of some 200 personalities, each and every one a notorious killer. He's Sid 6.7, a virtual reality creation designed to put L.A. police officers to the test. But Sid isn't playing games anymore. He's escaped the bounds of cyberspace. And if you think he's unconquerable in the world of bits and bytes, wait till you see what Sid has in store for a world of flesh and blood. Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe square off on opposite sides of the law and on both sides of reality in this thunderous cyber-age thriller from the director of The Lawnmower Man. Crowe (L.A. Confidential) plays Sid: Sadistic, Intelligent, Dangerous - and able to take a licking and keep on kicking because he can regenerate his silicon-based body parts. Washington portrays Parker Barnes, a Los Angeles cop who once took the law into his own hands… and now carries the fate of the city in them. It's his job to shut Sid down. But how do you stop the virtually unstoppable?
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Partially due to genetics, stretch marks are small tears in the dermis that result when the fat or muscle beneath the skin is growing at a faster rate than the skin itself.
"Even though the injury is happening below the surface, we can see these semithick colored and/or textured marks on the surface of the skin because the epidermis cells become full-thickness scar tissue," says Dr. Barry DiBernardo. If your weight is fairly steady, you may be less likely to develop stretch marks, but there's no guarantee that they won't form. They commonly occur during pregnancy.
Ranging in size from fine lines to thick waves, stretch marks can vary in color and are usually red, pink or purple or white or silvery, which transition from darker to lighter with time. Regardless if they are new or old, stretch marks are permanent. "They are all dermal injuries, just with varying degrees of how deep the damage is," says Dr. Barry DiBernardo.
Red stretch marks: These fresh, new marks are spread out, have just formed and are at the ideal stage for treating. "Their redness comes from prominent blood vessels that are in the growth phase of the scar," says Dr. Marcene Alexiades-Armenakas.
White stretch marks: Older marks that have been on the skin for at least one year or more.
One thing's for sure: There is no treatment that can completely eliminate or erase stretch marks but there are treatmetns and procedures that may help reduce their appearance. The earlier you treat them—when they're darker in color as opposed to when they begin to fade and turn white or silvery—the better your chances of reducing them. The lighter they are, the harder they are to treat because there's less pigment in the mark, making them less responsive to treatment.
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Kerr Smith |
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Dawson: Have you developed a lazy eye or were you actively looking in my direction when you said "us"?
Jen: Do you know how much is going to happen to you in the next two years if you do them right? You're heart is going to swell and break a hundred times before you turn 16.
Andie: I slept with another guy six months ago! I knew it was wrong when I did it. I keep trying to tell you this and make you understand it. How many times do I have to say it?
Pacey: Andie, If you wanted to sleep with him, if even just for a second, then maybe it wasn't wrong.
Andie: it' s was...
Pacey: Maybe. Maybe that was just your heart's way of telling you that I'm not the one. 'Cause that's what my heart's telling me right now... it's telling me that you're not the one.
Joey: (To Rob) Didn't you read the sign? No known sex offenders within 200 yards of my property!
Pacey: Really? Yeah, Potter, do yourself a favor. Don't ever go into politics, okay? You're consistently incapable of lying with a straight face.
Jen: They voted for me because I'm blonde and I fill out my sweater,
Dawson: That too, but I think when... know, when kids voted for you, they voted for an outsider, you know? Provocateur, messiah to lead them from the mainstream.
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Joey: You touch me again and I will scream faster than you can say William Kennedy Smith, you got it?
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Released: Jul 01st, 2005
Running Time: 93
Companies: Next Door Entertainment, PornTeam
Distribution Companies: AVNS Distribution, Inc.
Vinny (I) (Brazilian), Alex (II), Taylor (I), Justin (II), Steve (II), Brent (II)
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Gay Specialty
Six awkward amateur soloists will please fans of the series.
If you like the looks of six awkwardly-photographed, self-conscious amateur soloists, you'll enjoy watching them jack off. Vinny couldn't be much handsomer in a slimmer Matthew McConaughey way, and unloads a surprising amount. Young Taylor resembles a taller, leaner Joaquin Phoenix and is all dick. Justin is soap-opera hunk handsome. He strips from wet shorts and a T-shirt. Young Alex has panda eyes and difficulties jacking in a straight-back chair. He shoots clear to his neck. Very young, very hung Brent has bangs. He shows his ass and jacks with no apparent understanding why. Cherubic Steve looks as if he might never have been in a hotel room before. He seems to be trying to imitate soloists he's seen in porn. Air-conditioning noises throughout.


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James A Cassteel
b. March 8, 1823 Ohio
d. May 9, 1898 Dodge Township, Boone County, Iowa
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Cassteel plot in the Mineral Ridge Cemetery, Boone County, Iowa
John William Casteel
b. March 29, 1871 Boone County, Iowa
d. July 8, 1927 Los Angeles, California
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Emma Melissa Chronister
Wife of John William Casteel
Wife of Hjelmer Hawkinson
b. August 20, 1876 Humboldt County, Iowa
d. December 24, 1942 Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington
Emma Melissa Chronister Casteel "Pauline"
Maurice Wyatt Casteel
b. November 12, 1892 Eagle Grove, Iowa
d. May 14, 1943 February 10, 1964
Son of John William Casteel & Emma Melissa Chronister
Baby picture at 8 months old taken June 1893 Eagle Grove, Iowa
Taken about 1910 when he was 18 years old
A Young Maurice
A Dapper Maurice
Maurice in the Iowa National Guard
At the age of 18, Maurice enlisted in the Iowa National Guard. He served as a Private in Co. "K", 53rd Inf., from March 6, 1911 until March 5, 1914
Maurice Casteel's homestead shack in Hill County, MT 1914 - 191
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Vera Lucille Finch Casteel
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Marvin & Shirley F Shepard Casteel
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1 A psalm of David. 2 Give to the LORD, you heavenly beings, give to the LORD glory and might;
Give to the LORD the glory due God's name. Bow down before the LORD'S holy splendor!
3 The voice of the LORD is over the waters; the God of glory thunders, the LORD, over the mighty waters.
The voice of the LORD is power; the voice of the LORD is splendor.
The voice of the LORD cracks the cedars; the LORD splinters the cedars of Lebanon,
4 Makes Lebanon leap like a calf, and Sirion like a young bull.
The voice of the LORD strikes with fiery flame;
5 the voice of the LORD rocks the desert; the LORD rocks the desert of Kadesh.
6 The voice of the LORD twists the oaks and strips the forests bare. All in his palace say, "Glory!"
7 The LORD sits enthroned above the flood! The LORD reigns as king forever!
8 May the LORD give might to his people; may the LORD bless his people with peace!


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Pecker November 27, 2011
damn! I didn't see that coming
I would have never guessed that Thompson is Toney's bastard son -
gunnyhighway99 November 27, 2011
That was nutty, even for James Thompson. It was funny that they were all scared to take the microphone back from James. Good fight, maybe the next one will be in the UK and James can get a fair shake.
tobes November 27, 2011
That's 2 fights where Thompson has layed on top of a fighter with no skill, unable to finish, and then got screwed somehow (Kimbo fight with Elite XC and this one). Thompson needs to learn how to finish from the top if he's going to be making a living fighting cans. Marius needs to find another sport. Someone needs to tell him that he's embarrassing his own strongman legacy. Then again, he's bringing more popularity to the sport and he's trying to get better at MMA with his full I imagine so kudos to him for that. He's just far too over-muscled now to become a fighter. It would be like Ronnie Coleman trying to make a go of it at MMA.
southiejimmy November 27, 2011
good for thompson, hes absolutely right.he won that fight handily imo. thompson may not be a world class fighter, but hes always been a pretty easy going guy. for him to react like that you know he was pissed.
libo November 27, 2011
hahaha james is a liability
IIIIIIII November 27, 2011
hahaha, that was hilarious.
KungFuLowKick November 27, 2011
He souded like he didnt get much air in his brain.
Shaikan November 27, 2011
Fuck to all the haters criticizing Thompson for what he did. He's definitely a mediocre fighter but there's no doubt he won that fight. This whole KSW organization and their biased judges are a joke. And what's even worst is how delusional everyone was in this event. I understand that he's in his country and the place is full of his fans but come on!! that was a terrible fight with a laughable outcome.
MuayThai CareBear November 27, 2011
Sweetlander November 27, 2011
Good on Thompson for what he did, it was a fucking joke.
Tempted November 27, 2011
He is butchering english in Poland…..
Pope November 27, 2011
Hilarious! but thompson is sooooo punch drunk, and that combined with his terrible accent makes him so hard to understand.
ibunn November 27, 2011
Props to Thompson!
halo666 November 28, 2011
""Give Mariusz a big round of applause," Thompson, 32, jeered. "What a f—ing joke. I thought KSW was really trying to be serious. If you can watch that back and call it serious, then you're f—ed."
KSW is a JOKE. Thompson won that fight 100%.
I guess no one would want to fight in this organization ever after.
Poo November 28, 2011
Fight just got changed to no-contest.
ibunn November 28, 2011
Why change it to No contest??
If your going to change it at all then just give Thompson the W that he deserves!
Dave November 29, 2011
hahah thomson laid on the nooby mma fighter Mariusz the whole fight and couldn't finish him. they both suck so bad.
Poo November 29, 2011
Yo Ibunn don't yell at me fool. Just telling you some news you little whiner.
southiejimmy November 29, 2011
cant change the winner, you can only make it a no contest.
ibunn November 29, 2011
who the fuck was talking to you homie? did I say @poo??
i'm talking to you now though and the only whining going on is your girl when i give her that good love….fool


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very know. speks a no no
for the crew, Delta.
pitlord, your characters be dope
Worth continuing with?
This my first shot at a "piece". Ever. I know the M is stupid.
Crit as hard as you can, please.
What do u guys think ive doing graff for about 8 months i need help with color choice and outline
thor- u dont need to worry about colors work on your letters for awhile still
atom- thats not a piece more like a mix between straits n throws i dunno where to start just work on structure pieces will come
hey sema i know i still need to work on my letters but i still need to do colors for my youtube viewers and youtube battles. i think colors can really bring out your piece but if you have insane letters then you dont need great colors. I just dont really know a good color scheme and i would like to finish this and upload it to youtube. i know im starting to work on my letters alot more
Looks a bit wonky cos i can't get page to lay flat...
and looking at it like this the m is still wonky... i need to do it from right to left i think, i dont fuck up that bit if i remember to do that.
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Peace or Piece, its all the same to me...
Attachment 31487Attachment 31488 bump this rite quick, n thor just do basic fills i guess for now blace outline with a light color fill like baby blue fill dark blue 3d, or if you wanna mix colors study color charts
first one looks terrible, complete eye sore. Second one looks like your starting to get the hang of that 3d but there are still parts that look totally wrong, different sized 3d on parts that are right next to eachother... 3d like this is hard to get down tho. Pic is too dull/blurry and small for me to tell if Im correct on the parts that look bad, so ima leave it at that. I posted an abstract and a piece I did with this kinda 3d a while back... idk if you saw it but it may be a good reference
...found it.
Last edited by ribcage; 09-09-2011 at 01:02 AM.
Your letters are ok. Plenty of room for improvement. I highly suggest working on your 3d. It's all over the place, wobbly, missing parts, etc. I'm not trying to be hard on you. This is a little advanced, but a great resource. http://www.khulsey.com/perspective-drawing-basics.html As far as colors. I am a big fan of shades of pink, purple, blue, and green together. color pencils alow for good blending if you take your time. Stay up.
Rib: looks good man. I'd like to see it a little larger.
ya i been tryin to figure it out but imo the 3d dont need to b the same size it just makes it look blockie, like if you were to do a 3d piece with clay would you make everything the same width or would you stretch, shrink, blowout porportions? thanks for the comment tho i know wat your sayin
stretch and bent the shit out of it. but in order to do it well you have to have a firm grasp on the basics. From what I've seen you're off to a great start. Work hard on some basic 3 point perspective stuff. that should help a lot. I love the pic in your sig by the way. What an amazing guy!
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